World record Baramundi 100lb

In December the legendary barramundi kayak angler Denis Harold landed a 134cm Barra at Lake Monduran Queensland. It weighed 44.62kg. Its girth was measured at 107 cm and its length was 135cm (4.1/2 foot).

The fish was frozen and sent to Natureworks in Brisbane where it was moulded by David Joffe in January 2011.

This was confirmed as a (16FA) “all tackle” word record.

It was caught on a slow-moving 130mm black/gold squidgy trolled behind a Kayak under a full moon on a very lightweight tackle.

The resulting cast by Natureworks is a museum standard reproduction, designed as a wall mount or to be a free hanging sculpt.

The steel stand can be ordered as a special photo-opportunity which enables the “fisherman” to appear to be “holding up” his catch. It was developed for Anaconda stores and is bolted to the floor in the tackle shop.

Suitable for

Fishing, camping, and adventure shops looking to inspire their customers to chase their own fishing dreams. Available as a “Man cave” wall decor or hanging from the rafters

Get out there and try your luck and catch that BIG ONE! or just buy one from Natureworks

Details

Large Barramundi L 1260cm long x W 126cm wide x H 59cm high and 30cm wide.

This proud customer has caught a whopper of a barramundi, No, we won’t tell you the fishing hole where he caught it!

Barramundi 100lb – world record catch

Name: Barramundi 100lb - Sculpture & Statue
SKU: Barramundi 00lb
Availability: InStock

Every Fisherman’s Dream – This is a “Catch of a lifetime”

Looking for the ultimate catch? Meet the barramundi —a trophy fish that’s not only a thrill to catch but also a stunning addition to any display! Lifelike replicas available: Capture the magic of your fishing triumph with a lifelike replica of your prized barramundi fish, perfect for displaying in your home or office.

Available for shop display: Inspire your customers to embark on their own fishing adventures with a replica barramundi fish stand, ideal for fishing, camping, and adventure shops.

A symbol of triumph: Every time you gaze upon your replica barramundi fish, you’ll be reminded of the thrill of the chase and the sweet taste of victory on the open water.

Did you know:- The Barramundi, also called Asian seabass, is a valuable fish in gourmet cuisine. It is popular in the Asia-Pacific and extensively produced through aquaculture methods. Natureworks offers a realistic statue of the barramundi fish suitable for restaurants, seafood markets, or any setting that celebrates the beauty and importance of this iconic species. Great as a memory of your “lucky catch of the day”.

(Stand Available to support the Fish for a photo opportunity display).

Weight	30 kg
Dimensions	135 × 30 × 60 cm

Pricing

To get a price for this product (including delivery if required), please click the “add to my quote” button to add it to your quote list. You can then select any extras or specific requirements, and submit a quote request (see how to order).

Additional Extras

Clear coat finish or a heavy duty gel coat finish is recommended for all products that will be used outside, to protect the finish. See product care guide
Mounting plates, hooks or other fixings can be requested when you ask for a quote.
Custom colours are available on most products.
If you plan to use the product in a child’s play area or a public space, please mention that when requesting a quote.
If you need to be able to dismantle or move it easily, let us know that too!
We can create custom versions of most designs, for example to change the size, pose or angle of a sculpture, or to include your branding on an integrated or separate sign. Just ask

Delivery

Delivery costs depend on location, packaging requirements, and quantity/type of items ordered. Items can be picked up from our office, or you can arrange your own freight.
International shipping available on request.
Delivery times depend on stock availability & extras required.
Let us know if you want delivery when you place a quote request, or contact us!

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